Nevada Supreme Court· 4/2/1993

Parker v. State

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849 P.2d 1062
109 Nev. 383
1993 Nev. LEXIS 62

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holding that probationer is “under sentence of imprisonment” for purposes of determination of death penalty aggravating circumstances
holding that a “deduction or a conclusion from the evidence introduced in the trial, [is] permissible and unobjectionable” (internal quotation marks omitted)
stating that such arguments are permissible \when made as a deduction or a conclusion from the evidence introduced in the trial\
providing that it is permissible for a prosecutor to draw deductions or conclusions from the evidence presented at trial and to argue them in closing
providing that this court reviews the denial of a motion for a mistrial for an abuse of discretion
providing that it is permissible for a prosecutor to draw deductions or conclusions from the evidence presented at trial and to argue them in closing

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Judges: Shearing, Rose, Steffen, Young, Springer

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